Decay: The poorly-maintained buildings of Stonetown are all covered in this black rot, with stucco chipping away. - Wade Armstrong (juniorbird)'s Photos

Zanzibar's historic warren of decaying buildings

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Collapse: Almost 60% of Stonetown's buildings are reckoned to be strucuturally deficient, or, worse, in imminent danger of collapse, which would leave a gap like this building here left.

Stonetown Sign: These signs are on many corners; Unfortunately, I don't know what they mean!

Stonetown Street: This street -- actually one of the wider ones around -- leads down to the shore.

Government Window: The windows of a government building.

Decay: The poorly-maintained buildings of Stonetown are all covered in this black rot, with stucco chipping away.

On Zanzibar Beach: Courtney in front of the classic dhows and the up-to-date megayachts

Stonetown Window

Stonetown Window

Stonetown Window

Decay: The poorly-maintained buildings of Stonetown are all covered in this black rot, with stucco chipping away.

Decay: The poorly-maintained buildings of Stonetown are all covered in this black rot, with stucco chipping away.

Decay: The poorly-maintained buildings of Stonetown are all covered in this black rot, with stucco chipping away.

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